MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 196J
Obituaries
IVAN L. SNEED
Ivan L. Snced, 73, Trail,
died at his home early this i
morning. Funeral arrance- j
ments will be announced by i
Terl Funeral home.
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produces 70 per cent of the
world's asbestos.
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MEXICAN FOODS
From S P.M. to 10 P.M.
5 SO. RIVERSIDE
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Ripe in Prospect
District of Forest
Blackberries are reported should only be traveled by a
ripe in the Prospect district of pickup.
the Rogue River National for-: Forest service crews have
est. accordine to the weekly j graded the loop road, and it is
recreation report from the j n m in fine shape. Trails have
forest, lall been maintained this
The berries are generally spring, and they are all open,
plentiful in many of the old. All campgrounds are receiv
clearcut areas, forest officials j ing heavy use. and the recrea
sa'd , tion guard is keeping up with
Huckleberries will not be j the cleanup,
ripe for about three weeks! The Dutchman Peak area
yet, forest service personnel i was full of wild flnwprs last
HELTON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth G., 433 North First
St., Central Point. July 31,
1962. a boy, 4 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
Local
and Personal
Over-the-Coiinler
Western Stocks
WOODS - To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A., Star route box 80,
Prospect, Aug. 2. 1962, a boy,
8'2 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
CROSS - To Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip W., 429 West 12th St.,
Medford, Aug. 2. 1962, a girl,
5 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
said
The recreational report by
district:
Applcgate district: All roads
are now open to vehicular
week, and people are asked to
leave them for the next per
son. Butte Falls district: Fly fish
ing has been good on the
traffic. The Glade Creek rd. j South Fork of the Rogue river
has not been graded, but will
be next week. It is rough and
Attention Eagles!
FREE DANCE
SATURDAY, AUG. 4th
,c 9 THE RANCHEROS
Eagles and Guests Welcome
DOORS OPEN AT 6:30-SHOW STARTS AT 7:00
SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY 1:15 P.M.
WALT DISNEY! 'T !!
Vive La Fun! fl .sPFHTAr.ni ar
ADVENTURE!
-SEE-
The 25-Foot Tall Ogr!
Tha Two-HeadedTlame
Breathing Dragon!
The unnamable -The
Moat Fantastic Curse
On Earth-Or Below K!
Waft Disney
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BASIL RATHBONE
6ARVIOCKW0O0
CHILDREN 50c - STUDENTS 70c - ADULTS 80c
K
m fisYXOrci
above the Lodgepole guard
station. Late evening hours
should be the best. The Lower
South Fork and the Upper
South Fork campgrounds are
recommended for those wish
ing to spend the week end on
the river. Directions may be
obtained at the Butte Falls
ranger station or at the Lodge
pole guard station.
The trail up the Middle
Fork of the Rogue river, has
been opened and is in good
condition. Excellent, fishine in
5j secluded surroundings can be
enjoyed By tnose walking two
or three miles up the trail. Di
rections should be obtained at
the Imnaha guard station, as
a new road has cut off a mile
of the old trail.
Hot weather the past week
has brought the mosquitos out
in full force and insect repel
lent will make a visit to the
forest much more enjoyable.
Prospect district: All trails
and campgrounds on the Dis
trict are now open. Cautious
driving will be required on
Woodruff and Jim Creek
roads due to heavy traffic.
Temperatures have been
above normal for the area the
last several days. Daily tem-
i peratures from 85 to 98 de
grees have been common with
comfortable evenings. The for
ests are dry and people are
asked to be extremely careful
with fire.
Huckleberries won't be ripe
for about three weeks, but
ripe blackberries are plenti
ful in many old clearcuts.
Fishing is still good in the
area. Good catches of 8 to 10
inch rainbows have been re
ported in the upper branches
of the Rogue river; best re
sults obtained with grasshop
pers or flies in the morning or
evenings.
Union Creek district: All
HARRINGTON-To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert C, Rogue Villa,
Apt. 2, Talent, Aug. 2. 1962,
a boy, 83 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
MARTIN - To Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Lee, 1027 East Jack
son St., Medford, Aug. 3, 1962.
a boy, 634 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
WATKINS-To Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace W., 1611 Myers lane,
Medford, July 31, 1962. a
girl. 6'? pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
BENNETT-To Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad T., 4226 Cedar lane,
Medford, July 31, 1962, a girl,
7'-4 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
ROBBINS-To Mr. and Mrs.
George W 748 Dakota ave.,
Medford, Aug. 1. 1962, a girl,
7 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
CHAPMAN - To Mr. and
Mrs. Paul R., 35 Orr dr.. Cen
tral Point, Aug. 1. 1962, a
boy, 5 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
FOWLKS-To Mr. and Mrs.
John C, 1417 Fortune dr.,
Medford. Aug. 1. 1962, a boy,
9'j pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
Return Home - Army re
serves of the second battalion,
414 regiment, 104 division,
will arrive in the Army Re
serve center here from Camp
Roberts, Calif., at 7:30 a.m.
Sunday, Aug. 5. The division
composed of men from
Jackson and Josephine coun
ties.
Busineit Names - The busi
ness name Chitwood-Kennedy
Enterprises has been assumed
by Penn A. Chitwood, route
3. box 168. and Ernest R.
Kennedy, 1432 East Main St.,
according to records in the
Jackson county recorder's
office. The business name R.
O. Stephenson company has
also been assumed bv Milton
P. and Clarence C. Starkey.
Court st. and McAndrews rd..
following the dissolution of
the name by D. C. and June
M. Mapel.
Gun Mining - Walter A.
Draeger, 524 North Barne-
burg ave., reported Wednes
day that a stud gun, valued at
$150, is missing from Rogue
Valley hospital. Absence of
the gun was noticed this week,
according to Medford police.
Permiti Isiued - The Med
ford building department is
sued permits Wednesday to
D. L. Pickell for a $9,000
residence at 166 Mace rd., ,ind
to Ken Callison for an $3,000
addition to a real estate office
at 519 South Riverside ave.
Building Permili-Two per
mits were issued to Tom Whit
tle by the Medford building
department lonay. i ne iirst
was for $10,000 to construct
a residence at 1952 Grand
view ave., and the other for
$11,000 for a residence at 617
Carrington ave.
CLAY-To Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur L., 34 Portland ave.,
Medford. Aug. 1, 1962, a girl,
7 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
SCOTT-To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L., 853 East 10th St.,
Medford, Aug. 2, 1962, a boy,
8 V pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
campgrounds and roads are
open on the Union Creek dis
trict. Clear skies and warm
weather make camping and
fishing conditions ideal.
The district is presently
working on opening up the
Lngpile trail.
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Accident - Vehicles operat
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49, of Ashland, and Wesley
Herman Riley, 60, nf 26 Tripp
St., Medford, were involved in
an accident about 515 p.m.
Thursday on Highway 99 nearibr
Bear Creek orchards. State oo-:
lice said both vehicles were
traveling south.
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Festival
Plays
Tonight: "Henry IV. Part
II"
Saturday: "As You Like
It"
Sunday: "Coriolanus"
Monday: "Comedy of Er
rors" Curtain time: 8:30 p.m.
Portland Piccluce
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tii-ht tp hfit- r it r -up 2fi-34c lb.;
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Portland Livestock
Cattle 3 000 Slaushter strers
Rood to niiwdly choice HUO-l.HUl
lb. 27 25: mixed good and choice
26 50-27, utility and standard 17
23; choice slaughter heifers 25 50;
standard and good 18-24.50; utility
and com me re ml cows 12 50-1 ti 50;
canner cutter 10-14 50.
Calves 4 HO Choice vealeri IflO
300 lb 25-27; standard and flood
22-25; choice 270-350 feeder steers
26-28; medium and flood 22-2ti
Hors 1.340. No. 1 and 2 185-230
lb. butchers 20 50-21; No 1. 2 and
3 180-2H0 Ih 19 50-20 25; No 1 and
2 255 lh sows 17.50; most No. 1.
2 and 3 350-440 lb. sows 14-15.
Sheep 4,630. Choice to prime SO
120 lb spring slaughter lamta 11
20; utility and good 15-1 H; choice
and fancy 60-H0 Ih. feeder lambs
14-16.
Thousands of tons of jade
are believed deposited in var
ious parts of Wyoming and
also in California.
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It regular delivery arrives
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notify office, thus eliminating
special messencer service.
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY
1:00 P.M.
A Swell
Kiddie Matinee
"TARZAN
AND THE
SHE DEVIL"
Plus a
Walt Disney
Festival
Children 35c
All Othen 65c
Wealher
1 FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity? Partly
cloudy through Saturday with scat
tered light showers over moun
tains. Low tonight 53-58. High Sat
urday 75-80.
Western Oregon: Scattered show
ers tonight and Saturday. Sunnv
periods Saturday. Cooler tonight
with low 50-56. High Saturday
66-76, except 80-65 on coast.
Northern California: Mostly fair
tonight and Saturday, except low
clouds and drizzle on coast de
creasing Saturday. Little temper
ture change.
TEMPERATURE: Mean yester
day 6!); below normal 5
Record high this date 106 In
101.
Record low this date 44 In 1f5fi.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight 0. Midnight to to a.m.
trace.
Total this month 0
Total since Sept 1 15.3S in.. 2.58
in. below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest vesterday
18. highest this a.m. 83.
nigh
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THIS SAT., AUG. 4th AT
DREAMLAND
Dance In Cool Comfort
Special Teen-Age
DANCE
Lots of TWIST Music
Refreshments Served
j HURRY! TONITE & SATURDAY ONLYI
Doors Open 6:30-Show Starts 7;00
EVERYONE'S RAVING
ABOUT THIS SWELL DOUBLE BILL!
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Red Bluff HI
Sacramento 71
San Francisco ...... 5(1
Lor Angeles 79
Phoenix 103"
Denver 114
ChicaRo 74
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DANCING
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Lots of Fun and Excitement for
Young and Old
JAY STOUGH and the Dixie Drifters
Y'all Come!
DANCE
EVERY
SAT. NITE
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FIVK-DAY FORECAST Through
Aue M:
U'estern Oregon-Western WasIi
Inclnn Temperatures much below
normal !lighs western WashinR
ton mostly in R0i and western
OreRon mostly In 70s. except 55
fi5 along coast. Lows mostly 4R-5A.
Precipitation western WashinRton
heavier than normal. A lew show
ers in western Oregon occurring
mostly before Monday.
GOLD HILL GRANGE
Music by VIC FLOOD WAYNE SHIELDS
& the Rhythm Masters
Featuring Bob Padgett One of the Valley's Outstanding
Bast Men.
fttfrtthmentt Served All Evening Check Room Fret
T' - Biggest Band . . . Tha Beit Dance! Everyone Welcome
Northern California No precip
itation. Temperature below normal.
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